Can no longer build

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#1

Recently upgraded my MAC to Mountain Lion and now I am unable to build in Corona Simulator. I have uninstalled/reinstalled Corona, same for Xcode, cleared my Keychain, downloaded new certs/provisioning files and tried building one of the sample games…no luck. I do get this odd output from terminal:

20 Corona Simulator 0x0000000100001ce4 Corona Simulator + 7396
21 ??? 0x0000000000000001 0x0 + 1
Details:
Corona Version 2012.894 (2012.8.27)
Xcode 4.4.1
OSX 10.8.1

Must be missing something here, any ideas? [import]uid: 33455 topic_id: 30683 reply_id: 330683[/import]

#2

Do you have a whole crash log?

Are you able to run the simulator part or does nothing launch at all? Is it only building that is broken? If so, iOS and Android, or just one of them?

Here are things to try:

  • Deauthorize your account in the simulator (Preferences panel) and quit
  • delete all the com.ansca* files in your ~/Library/Preferences directory
  • delete the Corona folder in /Applications and copy it again from the DMG
  • In Terminal, run: xcode-select -print-path
    Make sure your Xcode is actually at that location reported. Use
    sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app (or whatever the path is) to change it as needed.
  • Make sure you are connected to the network and not behind any proxies.
  • Launch Xcode and go to the Organizer. Select Devices (top bar), select Provisioning Profiles under libraries (left side bar at the top), and hit the refresh button (bottom right corner).
  • Relaunch Corona

[import]uid: 7563 topic_id: 30683 reply_id: 122937[/import]

#3

Clearing the preferences directory solved my problem…Thanks! [import]uid: 33455 topic_id: 30683 reply_id: 123221[/import]

#4

Do you have a whole crash log?

Are you able to run the simulator part or does nothing launch at all? Is it only building that is broken? If so, iOS and Android, or just one of them?

Here are things to try:

  • Deauthorize your account in the simulator (Preferences panel) and quit
  • delete all the com.ansca* files in your ~/Library/Preferences directory
  • delete the Corona folder in /Applications and copy it again from the DMG
  • In Terminal, run: xcode-select -print-path
    Make sure your Xcode is actually at that location reported. Use
    sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app (or whatever the path is) to change it as needed.
  • Make sure you are connected to the network and not behind any proxies.
  • Launch Xcode and go to the Organizer. Select Devices (top bar), select Provisioning Profiles under libraries (left side bar at the top), and hit the refresh button (bottom right corner).
  • Relaunch Corona

[import]uid: 7563 topic_id: 30683 reply_id: 122937[/import]

#5

Clearing the preferences directory solved my problem…Thanks! [import]uid: 33455 topic_id: 30683 reply_id: 123221[/import]